huangc10

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   by huangc10 9y ago

   I'm absolutely hating on the UI right now. So much bouncing...can they not?
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   by huangc10 9y ago

   Last question was what salad dressing do I prefer..? A bit odd.
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   Google’s official statement on today’s phishing attack(techcrunch.com)

   2 points by huangc10 9y ago|1 comments
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   by huangc10 9y ago

   Going to sign up for the beta program. BTW, if you're in the SF area, definitely try Garaje. One of the best tacos and beers around.
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   by huangc10 9y ago

   If this is true, it's kind of a brilliant scheme, you know, in an evil "I'm going to take over the world" sorta way.
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   by huangc10 9y ago

   Wow it's rare and also great you know how to write for both platforms. I'm focusing more on React Native because I don't know any Java...
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   by huangc10 9y ago

   This is very well done and looks beautiful. What an iPhone app is made to look like. For everyone who is wondering how he got the hex, and names, etc. there are links in the bottom of the coneapp.io page. Here are the links: > The Resene
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   by huangc10 9y ago

   Cool app. Mind sharing what language you wrote them in? I'm always interested when app developers release both iOS and Android apps together.
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   by huangc10 9y ago

   I'm currently reading Zero to One by Peter Thiel. Here is one thing interesting he mentions. To grow, one can either scale vertically or horizontally (paraphrased). Now if we apply this to your situation , scaling horizontally would be
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    I don't know why you got so many down votes. That's EXACTLY how Elon Musk came up with the Boring Company.
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    > The round was said to have raised the four-year-old startup’s valuation to about $50 billion, up from a previous $34 billion after its acquisition of Uber’s China business. Uber's valuation is ~$70 billion while Lyft's valuat
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    Jeff Bezos Is Just $5B Away from Being the World's Richest Person(bloomberg.com)

    69 points by huangc10 9y ago|66 comments
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    Great analysis and generally a good read. However, to simplify, I think the biggest lesson learned is: When you create a product at a company and use the company's resources, the IP belongs to the company. If you're going branch o
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    I'm not sure where the author is from (although it looks like he studied in Paris). Taipeh is the German spelling of Taipei as far as I can tell.
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    > the massive force required to press the packs across the entire surface at once. The machine must apply equal pressure to ~64 square inches of surface area at once, meaning the drivetrain must be able to apply thousands of pounds of fo
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    LinkedIn should hire this guy
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    thanks! this is really good news. I'm sort of in the same shoes as you. I work as an iOS developer and I wrote React for fun on the side. Knowing how easy to is to ship to Android Studio is an added benefit.
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    You mentioned you previously shipped iOS apps. How was the Android integration with React Native? Is it easy for someone unfamiliar with Android dev environment to push to Play Store?
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    "Age Ain't Nothing but a Number" - Aaliyah Anyone who is willing to learn and accept new technologies, the above quote holds true.
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    > The payments processor paid less than $3 million for between five and ten of Yik Yak’s engineers, according to the person. Classic acquihire scenario?
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    From the FAQ: > How much will the vehicle cost? We will disclose the price when we launch the product later this year. What does HN think the price will be? If the $100 membership comes with a $2000 discount...say arnd 10%? So looking ar
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    I think you misspelled Taipei in paragraph 2. "National Palace Museum in Taipeh". Or is it Taipeh in other languages? Though the blog is in English...
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    Anyone else recently read that there may be the possibility of life on Saturn's moon Enceladus within it's hydrothermal vents?
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    by huangc10 9y ago

    Not much of a LinkedIn user but I've noticed that they are trying to hide the slow load times with placeholders. Let's just say it's noticeably slow.
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    by huangc10 10y ago

    "Shitty" is subjective. The fact is, the Pineapple Express brings warmer, tropical-esque temperatures. I grew up in Vancouver and didn't move away till I was 18. I've always thought the rainy weather was nice and didn&#x
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    by huangc10 10y ago

    Most people have it mixed up. They're usually referring to the Coast Mountains/Cascade Range which is located directly east of Vancouver (can be seen on a clear day). The actual Rocky Mountains are much more east at the BC/AB
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    by huangc10 10y ago

    Actually, the weather in Vancouver and Seattle are not bad as they have the Pineapple Express. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pineapple_Express
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    by huangc10 10y ago

    I just want to give my POV on all of this as I have lived in both Vancouver, Toronto, and now in Mountain View. Everything pointed out in the comments about low pay, and high cost of living in Vancouver is true. However, let's look of
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    by huangc10 10y ago

    What's interesting to me here is that, it seems like a lot of the causes/triggers to WWI/WWII were due to conflicts between nations and/or assassinations. We don't necessarily have anything as big as 2 equal nations
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    by huangc10 10y ago

    Do you mind sharing why you did it and what you're up to now in Asia? Mainly mine was, my true passions was in SW and I felt that I couldn't make a big enough impact through HW.